http://www.granite.ab.ca/access/usergroups.htm Tony Toews has a very
complete list of links to user groups around the world
http://www.compukiss.com/ck/usergroups/directory.cfm Sandy
Berger's CompuKiss has truly extensive listings of computer user groups
and computer clubs, both general and specific, in the United States,
selectable by state
User Group Links:
Local in the Dallas - Fort Worth Area
http://www.madtx.org/ The Metroplex
Access Developers of the Dallas - Fort Worth, Texas area
http://www.ntpcug.org
The North Texas PC User Group is the parent organization of this Special
Interest Group; there's similar information to this in the Access pages,
but there are a great many other interests represented there, too. In
the Dallas - Fort Worth, Texas, area.
In Texas
http://www.alamopc.org/ The
Alamo PC User Group, located in San Antonio (second largest User Group
in the Western Hemisphere) has an active Access Special Interest Group
http://www.ctpcug.org/ The Central
Texas PC User Group, located in Austin, TX
http://www.hal-pc.org/ The Houston
Area League of PC Users has Beginning, Intermediate, Developer, and Help
SIGs for Access (at last report, this was the largest User Group in the
world, unless you consider USENET to be a virtual user group)
Out of Texas, In the USA
http:/home.twcny.rr.com/accesssig
The Central New York User Group Access Special Interest Group, Syracuse,
New York
http://www.caug.com/ The Chicago Access User Group, Chicago,
Illinois
International
http://www.ssw.com.au/AccessUG/ The Sydney, Australia .NET User
Group, formerly the Access/SQL Server/ASP User Group, still, according
to Adam Cogan, User Group Leader, "doing about 50% Access".